Connecticut western news., 1887-09-28
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2S. 1887.
Local News.
own meeting next Monday.

Town meeting next Monday.
 A maid wanted-see advertisement. W, H. Camp offers cider barrels for sale-see adv.
 Miss Elsie Adams is attending the Normal School in New Britain.
 Mrs H. 0. Hammond left here last Thursday for her home in Atlanta, Ga. Oysters and fruit delivered to your door after Oct 4. Read Wm. M. Bulls notice.
 There is good opening for blacksmith at West Cornwall-see advertisement
 Excavation for the basement of the new Pilgrim church edifce was con- menced last week.
 The roadmakers have recently done some excellent work on Prospect and East Main streets.
 The County Commissioners report for the year ending June 30, 1887, appears in another column.
 The personal property of the late Hiram Meacham, of Ashley Falls, is offered for sale-see adv.
 You ought to shiver with the cold, if you fail to read and heed Cochrane Brothers new adv. this week.
 Rev Mir Putnam, of Lime Rock, preached in Christ church last Sunday, in exchange with Rev F. W. Burnett
 Read article about excursion trains and rates on both the Housatonic and H. & 0. W. roads to the Ct Burlington fair.
 On and after Saturday, Oct 1st, 1887, the H. x c. w. railroad trains, Nos 4 and 15 will be discontinued west of WestSWinsted.
 In another column Miss M. G. Ebell invites you to attend the milli- nery opening at Bank Building in Lake vile, Oct 7th and Sth.
 Presiding Elder Hare and family, who have spent the summer at the Warner House, left last Wednesday for their home in Poughkeepsie.
 In the notes about the 7th Conn. Vols reunion at Lakeville you are in- formed where to obtain photographs of the veterans present at said reunion.
 'sSohmer" X Mathushek Pianos, Estey and Mason x Hamlin Organs rented or for sale by Capewell the Jeweler, No 3S6 Main Street, West Winsted, Ct.
 MT Christie P. Balabanoff, of Bull garia, will speak in V. I. A. hall next Sunday evening at o'clock, upon the condition and prospects of Bulgaria. All are cordially invited.
 D. l.. Peirce left last Wednesday for Champaign, H., to sec his brother, the Rev Wm. G. Pierce, who has been quite ill for some time and has resigned his pastorate there.
 The proceedings of the Litchfield Northwest Conference, which met yes terday with the Pilgrim church of this place, will be published in the next issue of The News.
 Mrs Jennie E. Bierce presided at the organ in Christ church last Sunday, in the absence of Organist W H Camp who is suffering from an attack oi bilious fever
 We omit number of local items this week and also test the good nature of our correspondents by deferring O, abridging their communications in order to report the 7th Conn. Vols. reunion at Lakeville. We must remember what the veterans endured for us, and give them the preference at least once ( year.
 Hall, Hornbeck < Go. say "We could fill the columns of the News i we should mention all the new, stylisl and attractive articles we have jus received" They are content to fiji only half column with their nev advertisement, but they are daily fill ing 8 regular caravan of wagons witl merchandise of all kinds which they ar distributing in northwestern Connect cut.